Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Li Xin's endless abilities showed Li Shimin admiration for him, and he even had a little bit of expectation for him, expecting him to contribute to the future prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.

However, if the great Li Er Majesty could really see what the young man he was looking forward to was up to recently, he would probably just hold his forehead and yell for a headache.

After meeting Li Shimin and Empress Changsun that day, Li Xin threw out his prepared remarks, and then began to prepare for what he planned to do later.

Of course, in the face of the suspicion of the first couple in the Tang Dynasty, it is impossible for anyone to be really not worried, even Li Xin. Although he was very confident in his rhetoric, he was still a little uneasy in his heart.

Fortunately, he also understood that it was useless to worry about such things. Even if this rhetoric fails to convince Li Shimin and Empress Changsun, there will be no visible changes in this situation in a short period of time. Instead of worrying about this kind of thing, it's better to use these thoughts on the things you really want to do.

After all, unnecessary worrying is probably the greatest waste of time in the world.

With such a mood, Li Xin stood in an open space in the Prince Chu's mansion. Facing more than forty women dressed as servants, he coughed lightly, and suddenly pretended to be a woman, bowed and saluted with a smile, and said, "Welcome, please come inside."

This is probably the only prince in the world who doesn't have the burden of nobility.

Wang Gui watched this scene quietly not far away, couldn't help but nodded, and praised: "Even if you become a woman, the prince is still very handsome."

All in all, no matter what Li Xin is doing, Wang Gui can always find subtleties in it to praise, not to be popular or to laugh.

What does it mean to be handsome even if you become a woman? It means that even if you become a sissy, you are still the most sissy among the sissies, right? For a straight man of steel, what is there that is worthy of praise?

Fortunately, Li Xin didn't hear Wang Gui's so-called praise at all, so he naturally avoided the unnecessary anger. He was seriously demonstrating to the women in front of him how a professional waiter should receive customers, oh no, it seems a bit ambiguous to say that, it should be called receiving customers.

Yes, the reason why Li Xin suddenly made such a weird behavior like a girl is just to show the skills of receiving customers to these women who will soon become his restaurant waiters.

And the women standing in front of him at this moment are actually the family members of the prisoners who chose to stay. Right now, it happened to be used by Li Xin to solve the serious shortage of manpower under his command.

According to his arrangement, his restaurant will open soon, and it is the time when there is a shortage of manpower, so there are really not too many people coming.

Theoretically speaking, these family members of the original prisoners are now Li Xin's domestic slaves. Even if Li Xin beats them to death, as long as he prevaricates some reasons, no one will intervene, let alone just let them go. They worked for Li Xin. Any feudal slave/slave owner in Li Xin's current position would regard these people as very high-quality free labor.

But Li Xin was not a real feudal slave/slave master.

Although it is not pure enough, there is still a little bit of suspected conscience structure in his chest. As a later generation who believed in the principle of fair trade, he couldn't accept things like forcing others to do free work with peace of mind.

Therefore, Li Xin offered these women a generous package of food and housing, plus a salary of three Wen per day. In addition, he also promised that as long as they worked hard for three years, he would take the initiative to destroy their slave documents and restore their status as good citizens. At that time, whether to continue to work in Chu Palace or go out to find another way out is up to them.

These women were grateful, and burst out with a strong enthusiasm for work, and they were willing to devote themselves to Li Xin's restaurant to the end.

At that time, they themselves chose to stay in the Chu Palace, so the reason why they were grateful to Li Xin was not because Li Xin was willing to let them leave the Chu Palace, but because Li Xin was willing to return their status as good citizens.

In the Tang Dynasty, there was a huge difference between good people and slaves. Not to mention anything else, even if it is the current person of the same rich family, the servants of the good people must not be beaten to death or maimed at will. Once such a thing happens, the government will definitely investigate it to the end. But slaves are completely different, and no one will even ask more questions.

In addition, the children of slaves could not participate in the imperial examination, nor could they marry good people. In Datang, once a person becomes a slave/slave, it can be said that he has no chance to stand up again, and even his descendants have to bear such a heavy shackle all the time.

From this perspective, it is not difficult to understand how grateful these women are to Li Xin.

Li Xin himself didn't care about this. Anyway, he didn't like the slavery system in the first place, and he originally planned to release this group of people. Right now, he can use this skillfully to greatly increase the work enthusiasm of these women. On this point, frankly, he is quite satisfied.

While thinking about it, Li Xin said to these women: "In short, you must keep in mind that you must make customers feel respected, and you must create a feeling that each of them is important, you know?"

While thinking about the professional level of the waiters in the catering industry of later generations, he taught the women in front of him a service concept far beyond their thousands of years.

Although these women felt that they didn't understand, they still tried to listen carefully. In fact, for these former great ladies, if they want to change their minds to the waiter's channel, there is still an indelible sense of shame that continues to interfere.

Li Xin could easily see this from their expressions. But he will not relax his demands on them because of this.

On the one hand, it was because he felt that these people were no longer the wives or misses they used to be after all. Under such circumstances, it was already too stupid to be worthy of clinging to the arrogance of the so-called aristocrats, or people with excessive self-esteem. Any sympathy was given.

On the other hand, it was because Li Xin had great ambitions for the restaurant he wanted to open. As a descendant, it would be a bit inappropriate to open a restaurant that is only passable, right?

Either don't do it, if you want to do it, of course you have to make it a restaurant that everyone in Chang'an knows, and you can't help but feel that it is a high-end restaurant, which is worthy of Li Xin's glory as a reborn person!